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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S C
DEATH RATTLE OF
CALOMEL IN SOUTH
Dodson it Destroying Sale of Danger^
out Drug with Hit "Liver
„ Tone."
You'iv hlllous, sliiwsh, rnrTMIpntod
find Itrllcvc you ihmmI \IIi», dniuri-rouH
cnlomi'J to stint your li\» r nml cl^UQ
your howcls.
Horo’s Dodson’s punntntvi*! Ask you
dniKkist for u hottlo of Doilson'H Liver
Tono nnd tnki* n spoonful tonight. If
It doesn’t stnrt yopr llvor nml straight
en you riL'ht up hotterthan ealotnol
nnd without griping or making you sick
T want you to go 'hack to the store and
got your money.
Take ealomol today and tomorrow i
yon will feel weak and shk and nau-
seated. Don’t 1 uki r a day’s work. Take
a spoonful of harmless, vegetable
Dodson’S Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great. It’s perfectly harm- U
less, so [give it to your ehildron any
FEW IBIML
JOSHUA W. ALEXANDER
LABOR AND CAPITAL ARE NOW
IN CLOSER HARMONY THAN
AT ANY TIME IN YEARS.
UNIT 21 THREJTEN IR01I6LE
Director of Conciliation, Departrnent '
of Labor Says Industrial Ditturb-
ancet in South,' fnsignificanL
Washington.—The Unitet}--States en-
, ' • M isa o-tfw M . tered the-new year with fewer pend-
tilin'. It ran’t snlivHtn so let them tut *» Bety Gram of the Nat.onal jn lllspuUg t , al F .
anything af,eneanla.-A.lv. .Woman. Party, one of the dozen at. tjW) . ^ „L t . lhre€ " Pars , ^
ract.ve young women a.sifln.d to the g , rtPd Hugh u . K6Iwlu „ f
Hazards at Golf. u,k of P oll,n 9 whleh have ' L : ou ,iliUthm of the departmoa: of la-
in. y..u In,.,. I.. tin. hall from y«t raffled th* .uffrage amend-. bo ,. ttf „. r r< . vi ^ w , ng r ,^ orU fr „ m y,.
-depart men is •''conciliators in the 35 Joshua Willis Alexander of Gallatin, ureof department of justice agents to
gmit Jndustrlal centers.
CAMPAIGN OF ARRESTS WERE
CONDUCTED ENTIRELY BY,
STATE OFFICERS.
y'i f f >‘
SUITE ATTORNEI IS BITTEII
“I Do Not Believe That Nero or Any
Fiddler Can be Elected President
of the United/States.
V i
c um $
W here It lies V*
“Of course.”
"Mine's in a hernef’s nest. 1 ’—Louls-
\ die < ’ojirier .b>unial
ment~
Ch:.;ago.—Raids iPMdtrhg in arrests
of*200 or more imr. mnl Workers of
the World, oonijuihwsts and other rad
icals'Were carried out under the di
rection of Starts ATfonipy ALuday-
Hoyne, who in a' statement attacked
Attorney General Palmer for the fail-
Mo., representative in congress, who co-opertite.
IRiPF INH MPTHflfl^ ^ ith the e * re Ption of the Hteel ha* been selected by PreaidSnt Wilson At noon after receipt-of a personal
— MinUL mUlIVLu nilU iTlLinUUu Htrlke, the actual strike* throughout * 0 be secretary of commerce, succeed- letterTrom/ Attorney General Palmer.
Mpai I pf)R N IA FIT C Y Rl I P” »- tflf * ' ir ' :,v tw .Uid af n kapr mi- in fl Wiliam C. Redfield. ' ask.ng Kim aol*| | With the
ic pliii n’c i ayativ/c ~ D’it. < Mr Karwla iadare^. There.' . (plan, depai » f Jai
lo LHILU O LAaAIIVc Representatives of Government go Into I1,,w 1' 1 iaimtl’Ul d i. ^ .p -p ii||ir ftm n - nT agents wih.lrrw Mr U \ n* th .l.ir-.l
Russian Botaneviat Territory for P'R**" hefnru the departnn nt for «.l- II S IJ If] nflwr L || PhnT “Apparently Att »rnev General Pal
LP0k at tongue! Remove poleone I ogf.n te Information on pi-re ..nly 21 of which hee# rearh * ,w ,m,l “ 1111 finer of aowe ot KM friends ire del
-fran^tomach, bver end _ ng pe - luatlon
in the aoutii
•• f#*w end tnaifMiflcaat. accnAllnK
K»-T«in''« 4 report* In Atlanta
nn nen ar*» Involved in 'fBre*
k -Mlf ■ t ?« .. fmm #>•.
WAshtngtoo Any moveim nl. how- g
ever < |f»;*k**d or dlHguiS«*d. designed to f
undermine the government will to r
ml t»y * Pib« htng. p. r»» *rnt eg
g'eastte •.*•rfa*e." Allomev Oen«r*l ,
l , •imar aonoiiBred in
|. » ui «b« departing
tne fortKetMU »* 9m
Peace Treaty Compromise Talk le New
in Formal Stag* Between Leedera
of tn« Several Faction*.
and
rtan< e rental
L It wee rep
* 1 *f minor
it led In St
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for
■ COMBINATION SALCS" of
m fftrd to SUGAR OECLARCO ILLEGAL
-Pre dent Wlleoo
d to cell the Oral m
irll of the league oC
lift- St.on of the tr.
are pureulng a pus"’ f.>
asserted the state’s attoru
pre««fng my opinion as a r
democrat, I do not b#i;#v<f
any cither fltldler can he e|«
ident of the I’nir# 1 Slat*.. "
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DECENNIAL CKNtUB BEGINS
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NBULAR AGENT JENKINS TO
MAYS CIRCUIT COURT TRlAI
%!«•«« Pitt The • »!Sf-fwa r
AGAIN
( TAS*
ARMISTICE!
CAnttipaDon. Heedach#,
Oot-ft, ftL-io Sof-
teiiie# to ‘'Cava'ctt'*
Prtng I n* L |-•'•eo! t.li)*') life! tour
•j»!rui la AlL«t allh liv«r auU tunsrl
1**1 **.n eli !• k« • |.s ».-ur sk.i» •allow,
)<*ur si«»iu:i. h ups* f >.*ur h* ;».l <lull and
a< h'l g ' Mir iiici:* hn Mtrfilng Into
gas. , etol a-i<|s \ «>u umii 0*»t
f»***l rlufi* l*« n’l s' ay bllfotf* «*r mn sti
pe ted. I « el «;•!«mdld always |»y taking
Gaacarcts oerHslottHlIy. They net with
out griping or Incorivetib n<*e. They
never si. k* n >ou like t’alffmel. Salts
OH or misty, uursli Pills. They cost so
lit tin ton— t ’a son ret a work while yoO
sleep.—Adv.
Truly Surprising.
Llderlj II"sft.v' Si • you arc the
daughter of my old friend Margaret
Plank i whs ut your ohristming eigbt-
<s‘n yrnrs tigo—hut liow' you’ve
cluiiigi <1.
t I ha meay fata
-f • >-»«« aN.fAM
<e *a
great floods continue to
rage in SECTIONS of FRANCE.
Var* • F <o^*da v-*'B * late n n j In. »d
lhr*Hijt‘i%*nt FYgnce. gtvtag la-r^ea’d
aiiVt«ae TBa liHiae^ Rhnae Mama.
Me., o-e \ «e # and Garonne ar~
a’! largely r.%erf1«a*d wh le trthu’ar
!• v of the M«« 3e> ContiMud ll> fise The
Seine «• n*MTiy all f«et h*towahe mm-
iruum of Januarv last year hut manv
Quays are flooded and navlgatutn la
r*dur#-d In almoat nothing.
IOFES ARE AGAIN RAISED OF
early treaty ratification
pee hate *g
eigmtesn moi
OC CL HR ID
LVNCMINGS
t Than in ifta
WHEN MEALS -
DON’T FIT
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Pape's Diapepsm" is the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief
ADMIRAL DECKER APPARENTLY
HAS VERY BAD CASE OF EGO.
i -* - *SS*P*RMB*PN*Bv,. _ .
Washington. Discussing the refus
al of Rear Admiral Renton C TVeker
U* ao ept the navv ernaa on th**
ground that it was "inadoQuate" re-
ward for the services performed by
him as naval attache at. Madrid dur-
Ing the war. Secretary Daniels today
disclosed that \drnlral Decker w/n? re-
movoil fiom that post at the request
ef ?lie statedepartment; acting upon
entationt fr,,m Ambassador
Willard.
AN EFFORT TO ST***ftft
- TMl COTTON A TON
Wash mat.m ~ f f« ane
rhaf p ? ans are nraefVstfv
’he farm9Mon <4 a larg.' e
eonih ne and standard re
ooft»*n eon*or**sor ard
facMftfea of the eotton gr
and wsrehous#** In the cotton b»*lt
BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA WILL NOT ..
MAKE PEACE WITH t)ENIKINE
Dorpat —Rolshev k Russia !s wtllfng
to make rrent concessions to the big
powers in the interests of peace, but
will not hold out The olTv* branch to
General D,*n*k’ne. according to M.
KUshke. sp, ret ary of the soviet de> v%
gatton oonTerrTbl with Eithonlan dt le-
gst^s here.
‘V\ year ago we would have consld-
ered peace w’!»h r»enfrai Dmlklnn," her
said, ‘‘hut now it is a fight th the
finish.” - — —■—*—
TREMENDOUS FIRE DESTROYS
TWO TAMPA BUSINESS BLOCKS
Tampa, frfia Iatas which early ew
-timates placed at l»elween S'?50 000
and $500,000 was caused by a serious
waterfront fire which, fanned by a
stiff breeze, destroyed two blocks In
the wholesale district
RICHMOND COLLEGE ELECTS A
NEW PROFESSOR OF HISTORY
Lynchburg, Va .- Dr D. R. Ander
son. profeasor of higiory in Richmond
rollegp, w !1 assume the duties o<f
mesi'.knt of UandolnhMacon Wom
an’s College here April 1, next., having
promptly accepted following his unan-
mous , 1 fetfon to ti'.,- position
*r+*ktUMM U. iAiy "JSliSiB■
i
•2 lynchtnas in !•!». i f whf, h 7T weru
In (he South and five tn the North erd
Weet This Is 19 more (ban the num
ber. €4. for 1918
AMERICAN FOREIGN COMMERCE
HAS ASSUMED FABULOUS SIZE
WILSON’S COAL COMMITTEE
HAS COMPLETED ITS LABORS.
\\ hen menls hit back and your stom
ach Is sour, acid, gassy, or you feel full
and Moated. \Nheii you have heavy
lumps of pain or headuehe from Indi
gestion. Here Is Instant reliefs -*
Just as soon as you « at a tablet or
two of Pape’s Dlapepsin all the dyt-
p<*p-la. Indigestion anil stomach dis
tress eaus.Mj by aridity mds. Thes#
pleasant, harmless ♦•jfdvts ,F Pap**’a
Dltfiepsto neTT fall (.• neutralifr the
harmful «t*a . ich acids and m .k.- y,.®
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• ‘Washington.—►After preptirfajc*' the
way for hoginning i*s fnveatlgatfag in-
[ to the bituminous coal industry, the
j president’s commissi ‘on adjourned.
Rembrandt l>ale. representing the op
erators. and John P. White, represent
ing the miners, left for home to spend
the holiday*, but Hhnery M. Rob’nson.
representing the public, remaln.-d to
guide the pr**llminary work
The staff of assistants already have
been assembling statistical data
PITTSBURGERS ARE STARTLED
#% BY ANOTHER PISE IN OIL
Finsbury Pa — Ofl men were atarf-
h-d when the prtwf’n! oil pq*rhas ( nr
ag -erv jirnoorrcd aaeflier s-tvavrr in
r r irii i »•* *yT» bvji
fcr**E 2 * f’ Lt JL bifTrl 10
•5
NEW YORK GARMENT WORK.EES
THREATEN TO CO ON STRIKE
New York- Th-* i loalt and -suit in
dustry of New York, employing 45 000
person*, faces strikes for higher wages
which are certain to mean ex ub fant
prices for the public unless checked,
the Cloak. Suit and Skirt Manufactu- 1
rers’ Association announced. Workers
in 42 individual shops already are out
on a strike, the association says, In
a violation of a three-year agreement,
made with tho International Lkdtea'
Garment Makers’ l’hi oil.
BRITISH FEAR FAILURE OF
THEIR SUPPLY OF COTTON
WOMAN IS INSTANTLY KILLED
AND SOLDIER FATALLY SHOT
Washington. - Secretary -« Alexander
of the department of commerce sums
up th** commercial outlook for the
year 1920 as follows:
“The clpsmg year witneseee a fabu
lous growth of American forHgn com
mere#, far beyond the dreams of busi
ness men five years ago. Our trade
balance for the year 1919 will, be ap
proximately four billions jot dollar*.
A great fleet of merchant ships, new
industries, new sources of supply and
nereased knowledge of our own re-
sowretss are some of the assets gained
from ourvvvar -experience.’
■~N——— —-
INCREDIBLE RlpflTS OF
NORTH CAROLINA Si OWN
Wa«!ilr gton T*
lug d mand <*f tjie c
Inf Industry I» th«* r
nw r* *tf*n «f t
cm ’i ra«*Llrs«
9 . t . i—i*
Ibrvia
■ywwawwww »i »■»»»■ >■» >ew
c •n«fpaHy grow-
*. i m mi fact a r-
< ’ . <o
qnoi Lv rag** h
•I>ou; ; vi’l>‘. Ky. — Mrs. Lillian E.
Lynch was shot and almost Instantly
killed and Private Earl Hager, of the
Hirst division, was probably fatally
wound'd during a fight between a
negro and soldiers that started on a
street car near Comp Zachary Taylor.
After he hnd been reprimanded by
sold left; on the car for cursing in the
pre^noe of women passengers, a ne-
e-o drew a rdrorlvbr .and shot Private
Hager
OUR AMRA^AAnon yc) <$PAIN
WILL MAKE NO STATEMENT
?o.. «•, Vmerlrsn
** h »• far a/ V ■•!• T W hi* if m
f.«l to th * !#*• er by R ai Ad
.I ck- r f rutcr oiairal attache at
Raleigh.—North Carolina’s Incredi
ble riches at the close of the most
prosperoiiSj^ar In the history 6t man,
consist ■ of$r>.000.000 000 In faxablo
properties, $600,000,000 in harvested
crops, $400,000,000 In banking re
sources, $200,000,000^000 in govern
ment securities.
The taxables rest upon e stlmatea of
Vax experts who believe the revalua
tion of all property will result In a
gajn of nearly 50 per cent.-
THE SUGAR CONTROL BILL
IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
I a*
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* wirtiwy *».e ay ha wqb
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-"-•T 4 By -ury
<• * — KwWvvec.
.■f 5 # 4 <« o» ea oaa Una maam.
-e **« -A*
Washington —President Wilson has
s gned ilk** McNary bill continuing the
t ntied States augar equalisation boa«d
thn-u^h 1924. It waa announced that
l ie eignaiure had bwen atrscji-xl toe
fare Blida AaL , - ' ><
Dieii'iH TNi'Hfiv 4H ygg*
aawmeescest. I—we# th~* Ml trie at:
“TV jtfc«idn~fca* e thw cagajr
rwaual V4 TW Ml mufiTi dtocne
la* am thw f>r«aAdeaft 1 dha an & t af
gm fcaa ea Brwi CMBa
NtKVOUS
PROSTRATION
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound is a
Remedy for this Trouble.-
Binghamton, N. Y.—“I wnus in a very
nervous condition for over a year, my
|mihd was gloomy,
could see no light on
anything, could not
work and could not
have anyone to see
me. Doctor’s med
icine did not help me
l and Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound was re
commended. 1 lock
i,t and am now
well. Irecom-
inend it to allainict-
>roscration. Mrs. J.
ak Street, Bingham-
tee, New YorTt
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Comjxmnd, made from roota
and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be
u.^ed with perfect coniidence by wv>men
who suffer from nervous prostration,
displacements, inflammation,. ulcera
tion, irregularities, periodic pain*, back
ache, boaring-down feeling, llatulency,
indigestion and dizziness. Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound- is the
standard remedy for female ills.
If there are any complications about
which you need advice write in con-
L knre to Lydia E. Dinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Moos.
ed w;ith nervous pi
Christman, lt*3 0
RELIEVES COLD
IN THE CHEST
Yon ctVi aF wd trifle
with aroLi ia the cheai. It
•uy »ra4 ta | rumow^a. In
Bociua, cr otoex enain
trwUc.
ff y% •■QMf cad fawwaasawi
WMQJII
-SalvL
Fee CftOtP. cot t»v
IMLLfN/A A FNEI MONIA
TiiSM Li:
mgm
. If not-
(give them
BeeDee
St0 tfJlc1%“ ry -
The old reliable
BLACK-DRAUGHT
for Stock and poultry
Ask your merchant!
Merchants: tsk your jobbers
salesmen shout BCD DtQ!
r-£X'
Polk Millers
Liver Pills
The Good Old Fashioned Kind
that have been dqing Good Work
lor 50 years without change of
formula. More popular than ever.
Great in Malaria, Sick headaches.
Constipation and Biliousness.
At all druggists. Manufactured Kg
.Polk Millet Drug Co^ 1 _
Inc., Richmond, Va. A UC«
A D Cntnrfr
Www a« je sew
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